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That's what I was thinking too - it's a very situational device because without good internet, it's useless.

High on Life is the funniest game I've played in ages. Imagine having talking weapons - especially the knife with the Australian accent.

This was pretty cool how Hit uses his time skip for assassinations. This ability basically made it seem he wasn't even there.

Ronin - 8.5/10

It'd make a great horror show - Imagine being chased around by a psychopathic teddy bear. It'd definitely be one of the most interesting movie plots we've seen in years.

I agree - I don't see much changing. To be honest, I just expect a solid experience - nothing spectacular. Just solid...

I agree - I don't even understand Death Stranding's lore AT ALL whereas I'm far more versed in Metal Gear and Metal Gear is the far more interesting universe.

Well, why are we so surprised, it takes 100+ GB to download most modern games and every update is an extra 10+ GB (looking at you COD) and games went from 8GB to 16GB as the recommended. That being said, 32 is excessive, if they said 24GB, I could understand as that would be natural progression - why does a game need 32 GB of RAM. Is the game world that massive and detailed? It's likely a PC exclusive so it kind of makes more sense but that's still excessive. I just didn't think we'd need 32 GB to run games so soon.

You're right - it's been ages since like the Modern Warfare days if I'm not mistaken. Now if we could get other titles like Mortal Kombat to make a return on the Switch, that would be marvelous.

I can think of quite a few: Skyrim, Fallout 4, Need For Speed Heat, Need For Speed Most Wanted (Original), Devil May Cry and more. I mean I could go on forever about all these game especially the lore behind most of them.

Parents do because they can limit what their child can and cannot get. I mean, I wouldn't have played Mortal Kombat as a kid if my parents didn't allow me to.

I had one or two Just Dance games but honestly, they're tough to play. I even had a specialized mat with arrows and boy did it give me a workout.

I haven't played it before but it's not that I can't sing. It's just that I prefer not having to expend myself that much playing videogames.

I'm in between my Gba and PSP - it's a shame that Sony didn't give enough support to the PSP because it had loads of potential. The GBA had so many great games that I still play on my GBA emulator like Broken Sword.

I'm not spending that much money for any controller - I mean, it doesn't actually give you that much of an advantage in many games so I don't see the need to buy one for anything over $50.

It's inevitable - as technology improves, games will become more graphically demanding and need way more resources to run them. Hell, I've seen that with some phone apps as well.

Only if a mission is extremely hard and I'm having a hard time completing it, then I'll start doing other quests/missions/stuff to make myself a lot stronger.

Yep, in the early 2000s, I used to go to the arcade every Saturday but unfortunately, Covid has forced most of them out of business.

When I getting a bigger place and my game room is bigger, I'd get a few of them.

I agree, I'm not going past $600 for any console at all. My gaming laptop and my phone are the only two devices that cost around or more than that.

I don't - at least not immediately. If I see that I'm not really using my old console and it's basically going to waste, I'll sell it or just give it to a family member.